In my experience these are the areas that most people want to be able to fix due to the costs.I have noticed most do not touch HVAC as well

File an eviction notice for abandonment of premises.

Just a note, I'm not too familiar with Life Insurance as well so I'm trying to help my mother out.Also is it the policy of Insurance companies to mail out the Notice of Anniversary date on the exact Anniversary date?

As I combed through the contract I noticed on paragraph 22 that it states that "This contract contains the entire agreement of the parties and cannot be changed except by their written agreement."

I thought there was a decent chance they would come up with the last bit of rent so I didn't post the 3 day notice at that point.  

The attorney will need all your sales paperwork, your payment ledger, and any denand notices you have sent.

My RE Agent noticed that the listing was changed from "Active" to "Active - No Showings" on TREND. 

The lease states that tenant shall vacate premises on termination of the agreement unless;1) landlord and tenant have extended this agreement in writing or signed a new agreement; 2) mandated by local rent control law; or 3) landlord accepts rent from tenant, in which case a month to month tenancy shall be created which either party may terminate as specified in paragraph 2a2a states either party may terminate in writing with 30 says notice (paraphrased)Last May the tenant and I signed an agreement, rent increased 12.5% and the main verbiage is:Specifically, the Parties agree to extend the Lease as per Provision 2A/B “Month to month & Lease” The extension to run month to month beginning October 1, 2018 at a monthly rent of $XXXX and requires a 60 day notice on the part of either tenant or landlord in order to terminate the agreement.

Also, I have noticed that lenders will require higher down payment and higher interest rate when you try to put it under a different name than your own. 

It was dirt cheap obviously between 2009-2012/2013We are probably the luckiest in the world for us (as a US citizen) to be able to tie upto 10 (if you are single) or 20 (if married) fixed rate 30yr fixed fannie/freddie mortgages @5.5-6% with 15-20% (sfr) or 25% down (mf).